InerziaTimer para Mac
Temporizador de cuenta regresiva / cronómetro simple.
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Resumen de InerziaTimer
InerziaTimer es un temporizador de cuenta regresiva / cronómetro / reloj despertador simple pero potente para Mac, completamente escrito en Cocoa. ¡No perderás un segundo más, con InerziaTimer!
InerziaTimer hace exactamente lo que hacen los cronómetros reales: si puedes medirlo con un cronómetro profesional, puedes hacer lo mismo con tu Mac. Con una precisión de 1/100 segundos, podrás cronometrar casi todo con una precisión nunca antes vista. Y hay características para cada necesidad: atajos simples, vueltas, exportación y personalización están disponibles en InerziaTimer.
Incluso los relojes digitales de pulsera tienen un temporizador de cuenta regresiva incorporado, ¿por qué tu Mac no tiene uno? InerziaTimer es el software de cuenta regresiva más ligero y rápido disponible para tu Mac: se inicia en unos 3 segundos, utiliza solo 22MB de RAM (iTunes, por ejemplo, requiere aproximadamente el doble de memoria que InerziaTimer) y ¡solo ocupa 2MB en tu disco!
La versión 2.0 introduce el Reloj Despertador: ¿estás cansado de trabajar? Tómate un asiento cómodo, inicia iTunes y configura InerziaTimer para que te despierte en 15 minutos. ¡Eso es todo: InerziaTimer hará el resto!
InerziaTimer utiliza las últimas tecnologías disponibles en Mac OS X Leopard y superiores, para asegurar la mejor experiencia de usuario: soporte de 64 bits, bajo uso de CPU/RAM y otras grandes cosas como estas, son nuestras palabras clave en la construcción de InerziaTimer. Pruébalo tú mismo: ¡te sorprenderás!
Novedades de la versión 2.9.0
Nuevas características
- Interfaz moderna de vidrio líquido y nuevo ícono de aplicación (macOS 26 o posterior).
- Ahora puedes cerrar la ventana principal mientras los temporizadores siguen funcionando en segundo plano.
- Opción de salir automáticamente cuando se cierra la ventana principal y no hay temporizadores activos.
Mejoras
- Diseño refinado en la ventana de Configuración para una experiencia más fluida.
- Mejorada localización al francés.
Correcciones
- Se resolvieron problemas menores en la localización al italiano.
InerziaTimer para Mac
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Versión 2.9.0
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Aug 6, 2024
Version: 2.6.0
Simple to use but the graphical interface is just to be reviewed to make it more immediate to use and above all need BIGGER numbers!
Mar 12, 2019
Version: 2.4
Question for the developer: Is this app still under development?
Mar 7, 2019
Version: 2.4
I've been looking for a combo timer/alarm clock app to replace my soon to be defunct 32 bit Alarm Clock, and after a long, PIA search I finally found InerziaTimer, which, as far as I can tell, is the only one of its type available...and it's free, to boot.
Although it doesn't make it unwieldy, InerziaTimer's got some seemingly mandatory - All such apps have got it to some degree. - clunkiness to its GUI, but a MAJOR complaint, which is why I rated it only four stars, is that it can't save a menu of presets, . (I'd pay for the option...heck, I'd pay for the app as it stands!)
Kudos to the developer for having given us this app for free, particularly in view of the fact that its functionality surpasses that of even its paid competition.
(Note: The link to the developer's website returns a "404" error.)
Although it doesn't make it unwieldy, InerziaTimer's got some seemingly mandatory - All such apps have got it to some degree. - clunkiness to its GUI, but a MAJOR complaint, which is why I rated it only four stars, is that it can't save a menu of presets, . (I'd pay for the option...heck, I'd pay for the app as it stands!)
Kudos to the developer for having given us this app for free, particularly in view of the fact that its functionality surpasses that of even its paid competition.
(Note: The link to the developer's website returns a "404" error.)
Jun 15, 2016
Version: 2.4
I installed InerziaTimer from MAS (not available outside the Apple store) to compare time spent from two particular apps (Folx and iGetter) until they finish their work. Timer app works fine and I thank developer for it, but here is what I would like to suggest:
1. It's very common to find average time spent on particular operation (this is similar to current Lap command). To do this Chronograph should have an option to keep the previous measurement when we "Start" the timer. Then "Stop" will calculate average time (as in the current version). Sequence could be: Start, Stop, keep, Start, Stop, keep, Calculate average time.
2. It's also very common to compare two intervals to find which one is faster. This may be implemented by a command that calculates the difference of two selected times. Sequence could be: Start, Stop, keep, Start, Stop, keep, We select two times, Diff command.
3. Let the display update per second (to decrease CPU load), but results have 1/100 s precision.
4. Menu Help > "InerziaSoft Support Center" opens a broken link.
1. It's very common to find average time spent on particular operation (this is similar to current Lap command). To do this Chronograph should have an option to keep the previous measurement when we "Start" the timer. Then "Stop" will calculate average time (as in the current version). Sequence could be: Start, Stop, keep, Start, Stop, keep, Calculate average time.
2. It's also very common to compare two intervals to find which one is faster. This may be implemented by a command that calculates the difference of two selected times. Sequence could be: Start, Stop, keep, Start, Stop, keep, We select two times, Diff command.
3. Let the display update per second (to decrease CPU load), but results have 1/100 s precision.
4. Menu Help > "InerziaSoft Support Center" opens a broken link.
Jun 2, 2015
Version: 2.3.4
As a side note to the description for your application, it should say Chronograph, not Chronometer. They are 2 very different things and often confused by many people. Chronometer is a certification that is received for extremely accurate time keeping. Chronograph is a stop watch.
